Oscar nominated "The Triplets of Belleville", remastered in 4K

French distributor and producer Prime Entertainment Group announces that best-selling and award-winning film The Belleville triplets by celebrated animation director Sylvain Chomet has been remastered in 4K. The project was initiated as a response to the growing demand for animated programs, and in particular for this exemplary feature film from 2003, which blends traditional hand-drawn techniques and CG.

Since joining the Prime catalog in 2019, thanks to its unique style and exceptional artistic atmosphere, this internationally acclaimed film continues to generate strong interest around the world. In recent months, a series of important agreements have been concluded with partners in France, the United Kingdom and Germany, as well as in Japan and Taiwan, for both television and theater rights.

Nominated twice for an Academy Award (Best Animated Film and Best Original Song for "Belleville Rendezvous"), the film was produced by Prime's sister company, Les Armateurs. A significant portion of the studio's productions have received critical praise and awards at the world's most prestigious festivals and ceremonies, ensuring Les Armateurs international recognition.

Prime is also known as one of the leading European producers of high-profile cinema-related programs and, over the past two years, has developed and enriched its catalog with strong and captivating programs, including productions by Les Armateurs.

Alexandra Marguerite, Prime's Head of Sales, commented: “We are delighted to be able to offer this exceptional film to our international clients of various profiles: movie channels, entertainment channels, sports channels, theater or educational partners. Today we are happy to provide it. in 4K and we believe the exciting adventure of The Belleville triplets it will continue to spread all over the world ".

The Belleville triplets, a fascinating tribute to 30s Parisian cabarets, tells the story of Madame de Souza and her quest to find her nephew, Champion, who was kidnapped while competing in the Tour de France.